Educator Resources

The Center for Global Education offers a wealth of resources to educators, including those who teach Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Chinese, to build capacity and transform their learning environments.

Featured Educator Resources

Students studying the globe. (Grady Reese)

What is Global Competence?

Global competence is a crucial upgrade if our education system is to prepare the next generation for the knowledge economy. But what does it entail?
Leadership

Global Competence Outcomes and Rubrics

Download global leadership performance outcomes and rubrics with benchmarks from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Two students look at a globe

Educating for Global Competence

Read the book that introduced the definition of global competence, Educating for Global Competence: Preparing Our Youth to Engage the World.

Educator Resources

Edinburgh with the ISTP 2017 logo
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Empowering and Enabling Teachers to Improve Equity and Outcomes for All

The 2017 International Summit on the Teaching Profession focused on sustainable excellence and equity in learning.
Instructional Practices for Deeper Learning: Lessons for Educators
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Instructional Practices for Deeper Learning

A new report by Asia Society and America Achieves examines instructional practices that promote deeper learning. One of its findings concludes that successful instruction is linked to teaching for global competence.
Students care for and study the growth of edible plants. (USDA/Flickr)
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Global CTE Classroom Projects

Classroom activities to help educators lead their students in an exploration of global careers.
Train. Mariano Mantel/Flickr
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Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, transportation, distribution, and logistics teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Rocketship taking off. NASA Marshall Space Flight Center/Flickr
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STEM

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, STEM teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Typing on laptop. Negative Space/Pexels
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Marketing, Sales, and Service

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, marketing teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Manufacturing robots. BMW Werk Leipzig/Wikimedia Commons
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Manufacturing

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, manufacturing teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Police station. Quimby/Flickr
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Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their law, public safety, corrections, and security teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Information Technology graphic. Craig Taylor/Flickr
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Information Technology

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, information technology teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Gym coach guiding children in a line. Eric Peacock/Flickr
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Human Services

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, human services teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Hotel lobby. Kim Bentley/Flickr
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Hospitality and Tourism

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, hospitality and tourism teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.
Doctor holding stethoscope. Alex Proimos/Flickr
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Health Sciences

Along with the technical and academic skills needed for their field, health sciences teachers must also teach the 21st century skills that prepare students for success in the global marketplace.

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